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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
11
The article comments on Bryan urging dark horses as the Democratic candidate and questions whether the candidate shows horse sense. It notes warm weather hastening new bathing suits and reformers being too busy to cause mischief.
Bryan, eastern manager of Black Diamond, reports in Paris during the Ruhr conference that France’s entry into the Ruhr may hasten the end of World War I and strip Germany of its chemical weapon potential. He warns armistice and Versailles did not end the conflict and warns of renewed propaganda and disarmament risks. He sees potential liberation for Ruhr workers if France’s moves relieve German industrial oppression.
The Ohio Legislature faces criticism for pursuing special privilege and delaying voter interests. A hand picked Senate investigation into alleged bribery is seen as undermining democratic norms and eroding public trust, while callers urge higher standards and accountability from lawmakers.
A school nursing a contest between a domestic science class and the Parent-Teachers Association yields a four course meal for county officials. Officials praise the meal, then critique the cost and publicity as the girls’ effort exposes upraising youth behavior and parental cooking.
A collage of brief notes recounts historic events and birthdays. Mentions Governor origins, 1914 miners strike attempts, the Miami sinking, Emilio Aguinaldo born Cavite, Dr. Robert Millikan medal, Laura Jean S fault, petroleum geologists convention in Shreveport, and political figures meeting in Washington.
Unclear OCR text references ABE MARTIN and beauty doctors facing malpractice lawsuits. The fragment hints at legal action and public concern but provides no concrete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
A garbled local column recounts comic snippets about fishing misadventures and a building remodeling incident. The tale references a man named Leedale fishing, catching no rides, then attempting mus, a supposed hook with parsa, and a claim of fourteen catches. It also mentions an elevator whistle, plastered ceilings, and a request to determine liability.
Andre Maginot, French Minister of War, is honored by World War I veterans as a devoted soldier who refused exemptions, served at the front as a noncommissioned officer, led raids, and was nearly killed when shot in both legs. He rose from pollu to sergeant and later held political roles including deputy and under secretary before returning to war duties.
Quotes and scenes from Edwin Markham praise hills and nature. A vivid mountain ride expresses life, freedom, and weathered pain as the speaker rides from ridge to hollow with nature voices and singing birds.
An old advertisement claims lumbago or backache relief with St Jacobs Oil. It promises instant soreness and stiffness vanish after gentle rubbing and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist. It touts safety and non burning skin as a selling point.
Twenty years ago W. E. Brooks bought the D. M. Clark house on Third Street for 6600. Residents seek council paving. Dr P D Reeby breaks ground for a new Third Street residence beside the M E church. Democrats nominate Holliday for mayor Johnson for city solicitor McAvoy for marshal Seward for street commissioner. The trial of John Arnold of Wellington for murder begins. prosecutors say he stabbed his wife. Lersch Hamilton and Squire return from a Florida hunting trip with live and dead skins and alligators.
Mayo Cabell of Barberton Ohio says Tanlac cured his severe dyspepsia and bloating. He reports rapid weight gain and restored energy after a few weeks of treatment and notes others have similar relief. Tanlac is sold by all druggists. over 35 million bottles sold.
Reports describe a stormy session in Paris over a court case and the expected stance of a senator. The scene mentions a land hotel, a $59 fee, and preparations for a prosecution or ruling scenario.
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